There are only two weeks left for my internship and this week I got to share my experiences with my peers in the Internship Showcase. Instead of individual presentations I got to present with my fellow PRINT team members, Bree and Maggie. We worked together leading up to the presentation to create our presentation and outline. Bree's focus this summer was working on letters within a repository while Maggie worked on network mapping. I shared my work with quality assurance using Inter Annotator Agreement. We each had different roles but our presentation came together great. Each role showcased the different ways researchers are utilized for the PRINT project. It also did a great job showcasing the project for students who had no idea what PRINT was as well as potential students who were interested in joining the project. Here is the link to the rest of our presentation: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10VVF192NSuTNGhey2Lod1FUozXuZrS5Ef1kxClTy-HI/edit?usp=sharing
This week I continued the group mentions assessment with the researchers in PRINT. Thanks to Casey, this assessment had 8 mentions which meant the researchers were tasked with a somewhat difficult letter. Here is an example of the letter below: 16158 - George Shaw, Bickerstaffe, Lancashire, England to Phineas Pemberton, Pennsylvania, June 16, 1684 "...Dear PP I rcd [received] thy dated ye 27h of the 9h mo: 83 in which I was glad to hear of your wellfare: freinds are generaly well hear a way the last assizes the judge gave in charge they must put the laws in exemption aganst desenters: Justices [Entwistle?/Entwhistle?] & [Haith?] sent warrants to seeke for conventikles meetings ye offecers are prity sivell [civil] att the present: ouer dere [our dear] friend James Fletcher went for Irland [Ireland] this last winter and I recd [received] a letter from him yesterday and he sayeth Wm Edmondson [William Edmondson] is gone ^to^ the West [Ingagues?] [West Antigues/Antigua?] before h